Avril Lavigne J-Pop Salute not Racist it is Kawaii
So according to all those that claim to know these things, Avril Lavigne’s J-pop salute is racist, I beg to differ, it is not, it is kawaii. Let me explain. Quite a lot of people have been explaining that the opening line, “Mina saiko arigato,” translates to “I’m rocking thanks.” They have, thus far left out the translation for kawaii. For those that are curious, it means cute.
Tito Jackson and Ayi Jihu in London Studio Recording New Song
Tito Jackson; legendary superstar; older brother to Michael Jackson and one of the original members of the Jacksons, aka Jackson 5, arrived in London today from Japan, in order to do a collaboration with Chinese singing sensation Ayi Jihu, who is signed to Shlepp Records, and the two artists are recording a new song together at London’s Battery Studios. It will be the first time the two have met in the flesh and the first time they have worked together.
Kanye West Latest Music Video Bound 2 Irritate
Kanye West premiered his latest music video for the track Bound 2 and it is “Bound 2″ irritate anyone who listens to it. It cannot be denied that West has been blessed with genius when doing anything musical. While the 36 year-old singer/songwriter does have an obvious ego issue, he is still talented enough that said issue is understandable. He allowed Ellen to give the music video its first showing and, in a nutshell, the video was excruciating to watch and listen to.
Google Glass Star Trek Vision and Music
Google Glass is set to bring those who can afford it Star Trek vision and now, music. According to Young Guru; record producer/DJ, it takes one step forward in Trek technology to enable holodeck reality. The “augmented-reality” eyewear is bringing the future into the lives of those who can spend $1,500 to purchase the fashion accessory and video device. The latest “hook” for Google’s new eyewear is music.
YouTube Holds First Annual Music Awards Mainstream Vs Homegrown (Video)
Following hot on the heels of Google’s recent reveal that YouTube will start competing in the world of digital music, the media site has announced their first annual music awards event. The ceremony will take place on November 3 in a contest of mainstream music vs “homegrown” local, and not so local, internet artists. The video at the end of the article talks about the upcoming event.
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